Sentence examples for bad amendment from inspiring English sources

A bad amendment passed again is still a bad amendment.

The bad amendments, all from Republicans, would have: undercut Clean Air Act protections against mercury and other toxic pollutants from industrial boilers; opened up all of America's outer continental shelf, as well as the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, to oil drilling; and overturned President Obama's wise decision to delay the environmentally risky Keystone XL oil pipeline.

Don't block Obama, but find ways to compromise with him without adding bad amendments to otherwise good legislature.

As long as Republicans are interested in opening the door to the process, it might as well be opened all the way and finally wipe those "bad" Amendments off the books.

We worked night and day to improve it and to block bad amendments, with the help of grassroots bankers across the country, who we estimate have sent 300,000 letters to Congress this year.

By "bad faith," the amendment has always been understood to mean that a defendant could be compensated if the prosecution behaved unethically even when its case was legitimate.

Wolff recounts discussions in the White House about whether the situation was "Twenty-fifth Amendment bad," referring to the part of the Constitution that could, in theory, be used to remove Trump if his Cabinet, Vice-President, and also (if Trump objects to their assessment) Congress conclude he has become unable to discharge his duties.

Bad for Second Amendment, brah".

As he saw it, "[f]or good or bad, the Sixth Amendment requires confrontation --which he understood to mean faconfrontation --whichion--"and we are not at liberty to ignore it".

"The party of liberty" needs to rein in these Lords, and not just because a failure to disavow them will cost the LibDems votes in May; but because this amendment is bad for the UK, bad for copyright, and bad for freedom.

Republicans were trying to force Democrats into "bad votes" on amendments (point-scoring for the minority).